It's restricted stock. Which probably means they can't sell before some point in the distant future. At that point, maybe it's worth millions, or maybe you can exchange it 1:1 for shares in Webvan. Who knows?
Mot that I'm advocating Monster cables, but 2 listeners doing a "blind test" who cannot distinguish anything proves nothing. What was the source? What are the qualifications of said listeners? 2 is very small sample size. Who were the 2? The guy and his wife?
Geez. Why is it that some guys don't update the style of their eyeglasses, ever? Kind of like some middle-aged women still wearing the same hairstyle from when they were 20-something. It not only looks dated, it makes you look out-of-touch.
You're absolutely right. But when there is a cause & effect relationship it can (and usually is) explained. I didn't see any such explanation in this article. It's mostly conjecture being reported as fact.
than using a blackberry. Fewer keys, more strokes. And, there have to be a boatload more of them. Why not look there and then extrapolate for the Blackberry, rather than conjecture on a smaller statistical sample?
If I lived in China, I'd make sure my family had the money to pay the bill for the bullet the state used to execute me. Different country, different rules. Feel free to go there and try and change them, but don't whine if the incumbents decide to execute you for your trouble.
"We do know that car manufacturers are integrating existing operating systems into their onboard computers (take the Fiat and Microsoft deal, for instance)."
Proof that like seeks like when it comes to reliability.
CDMA, but different. Japan is totally different. If you're hoping to see neato features from either of those countries, it's unlikely. AT&T had some sort of partnership with DoCoMo that resulted in very little over here.
The growth market in the US is GSM. CDMA (Verizon & Sprint) aren't going away but their market will erode over time as GSM coverage becomes more widespread.
The biggest GSM feature in the rest of the world is SMS, which has never really taken off in the US the way it has elsewhere. This is primarily because the pricing structure in the US doesn't strongly favor using SMS over voice as it does in other parts of the world.
Slashdot Mirror
that sold it to the Spyware weiners
Restricted stock shows up nowhere. CFO's like this a whole lot.
At least not in all cases. I read the article, tyvm. Perhaps you should read up on restricted stock?
It's restricted stock. Which probably means they can't sell before some point in the distant future. At that point, maybe it's worth millions, or maybe you can exchange it 1:1 for shares in Webvan. Who knows?
Mot that I'm advocating Monster cables, but 2 listeners doing a "blind test" who cannot distinguish anything proves nothing. What was the source? What are the qualifications of said listeners? 2 is very small sample size. Who were the 2? The guy and his wife?
Just make sure that the wire is thick enough for the intended application.
Geez. Why is it that some guys don't update the style of their eyeglasses, ever? Kind of like some middle-aged women still wearing the same hairstyle from when they were 20-something. It not only looks dated, it makes you look out-of-touch.
You're absolutely right. But when there is a cause & effect relationship it can (and usually is) explained. I didn't see any such explanation in this article. It's mostly conjecture being reported as fact.
I did read it. Both pages. Did you see any mention of "other reasons" in the headline (which is all most /.'ers read?
A fact that seems lost on most journalists these days.
Though I cannot see how much trial work a staff of 4 will be able to handle. One major suit could tie them all up.
Tell your boss to shave his butt. :)
That's what I thought.
His way or no way.
He's a zealot. That means its his way or no way. Rathewr than praising the steps in the right direction, he chooses to blast that its not his license.
Isn't there a Chinese saying about the longest journey beginning with a single step?
Stallman really needs to understand that his zeal sometimes does as much harm as good to his cause.
than using a blackberry. Fewer keys, more strokes. And, there have to be a boatload more of them. Why not look there and then extrapolate for the Blackberry, rather than conjecture on a smaller statistical sample?
Huh? The retraction said the doodle wasn't done by Tony Blair, but was done by Bill Gates. That was the gist of the /. posting, was it not?
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Chuck Philips and Safra Catz were seen washing their faces immediately afterwards.
If I lived in China, I'd make sure my family had the money to pay the bill for the bullet the state used to execute me. Different country, different rules. Feel free to go there and try and change them, but don't whine if the incumbents decide to execute you for your trouble.
read a history book
I never said it wasn't. My claim was about relability. :)
My past includes 4 124 Spiders. They're blessedly easy & cheap to fix, which is a good thing, because I frequently found myself doing just that.
Proof that like seeks like when it comes to reliability.
2 words: "never swap"
CDMA, but different. Japan is totally different. If you're hoping to see neato features from either of those countries, it's unlikely. AT&T had some sort of partnership with DoCoMo that resulted in very little over here.
The growth market in the US is GSM. CDMA (Verizon & Sprint) aren't going away but their market will erode over time as GSM coverage becomes more widespread.
The biggest GSM feature in the rest of the world is SMS, which has never really taken off in the US the way it has elsewhere. This is primarily because the pricing structure in the US doesn't strongly favor using SMS over voice as it does in other parts of the world.